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th ird of th o s e w ho w en t to th e poll*
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m onths trial subscription, 50e.
In 1914 a »1500 tax e x em p tio n , i'al
°* New Y ork a n d c o n tra c ts
Com bination rate« w ith all the P ortland su b m itte d by sin g le
tax a d v o cates, h av e been se c u re d by th e A m erican
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WOMEN
ANI» T il l: N O V EM BER
E I,E ( THEN.
Mrs. T h eo d o re R o o sev elt, Sr., has
issued a call to all w om en v o te rs to
su p p o rt th e re p u b lic a n p a rty a t th e
polls on N o v em b er 2d an d to elect
S e n a to r H a rd in g an d G o v ern o r C ool­
idge. H er m essag e follow s:
“ T h e c o u n tr y ’s v ital need Is th e
electio n of Hie re p u b lic a n c a n d id a te s,
W arren (1. H a rd in g am i C alvin C ool­
idge. Only will th e lu ll m e a su re o t
A m erican ism in th e n ex t a d m in is tra ­
tion be a tta in e d If th e people s h a ll
d e c la re fo r th e p a rty w hich h olds
tr u e n a tio n a lism as its hig h ideal. It
is not necessary Io fo rg et o u r d u ty to
o u r n e ig h b o r in d o in g o u r d u ty at
hom e.
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“T h e tim e a p p eals m o st s tro n g ly
to th e m anh o o d an d lh e w om anhood
of A m erica. To w om an m o re th a n
ev er before becau se to h e r h as com e
(lie perfected o p p o rtu n ity to m ak e
h e r influence w eig h ty In b e h a lf of
th e nation.
“ T h is y e a r us n ev er befo re, w ith
world co n d itio n s as th ey a re s te a d i­
ness uml s ta u n c h n e s s of A m erican
p u rp o se a re o b lig a to ry If we w ould
first b rin g hack o u r co u n try to Its
sta b le place and th e n by s tro n g e n ­
d e a v o r do all th a t can he d o n e fo r
peace and th e g e n e ra l w elfare In all
la n d s .'1
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Outlook’s Bargain Counter
Special
Until October 31, 1920
Outlook and Daily Oregonian one year
$5.75
Outlook and Daily and Sunday Oregonian 1 year 7.75
Outlook and Weekly Oregonian one year
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R es. I l l
W ill be in Gresham E very Day
OR
MERCHANTS ONU
DR. H. H. OTT
Dentist
| ONEY Talks” — ac­
cording to an old
a d a g e , indicating
that our cash has
human traits.
If it is so, we may have learned
the reason for the straying habit
of many dollars from this com­
munity—they’ve succumbed to
the courtesy and friendliness of
our neighbors, the big city mer­
chants and mail order houses.
The city merchants and mail order folks are prov­
ing every day that it is profitable to invite OUR DOL­
LARS over They do it through advertising.
But the merchants of this community can over­
come that—they can establish a more lasting friend­
ship with the community's monev—in fact, make
regular STAY-AT-HOME DOLLARS—everv one
FIRST—By INVITING the DOLLARS within shop-
ing distance of this center to TRADE IN THIS COM-
IUNITY.
SECOND—By renewing that invitation through ad­
vertising, week after week, month after month, year
after year. That’s the way the city merchants and
mail order folks do it.
THIRD—The invitation is to tell the dollars about
the worth-while things that are in your store for them.
FOURTH—When the dollars come, remember they
will only come back again when well treated.
And there ia nothing more invigorating to
the activities of any community than pepful
HOME-SPENT DOLLARS.
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W ithrow B u ild in g
G re sh a m , O re
P H O N E 111
PHYaicxAjrs
I PHONE
Offlee 111
H. H. HUGHES, M. D.
Hours- 10-1» a. m.
1-4 sod T-l p.
G R ESH A M .
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office P h o n s 41
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UKKOON
Ras. P h o n s 61»
GEO. INGLiS, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office, o v sr F ir s t S ta ta B ank
H ou rs -1 ts 5 p. m,
O RESH AM .
- OREG O N
EMILY F. BOLCOM, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
a. m.; 1-6 p.
O fflcs H o u r s 11-1»
P h o n e 55x1
G re sh a m , O re
,
— B«»l<i«nos, T abor l i t
Office. M ain 481»
H om e A -5 H J
J. M. SHORT, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
R ss., I B a s t 48th S t
Office, 1111-18 B e llin g B u ild in g
PORTLAND
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OREG O N
Physician and Surgeon
Office o v er F ir s t S ta te B ank
CLASSiriEDADVERTISEIMENIS
L begins lots of things— little and large,
Liners bring fortunes tbo little the charge.
H o u rs 2 to 5 p. m. P Jione n i l
Greehom . Oregon
H. V. ADIX, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
H’llA Dr. W. J. oil
Office o v e r lU u k of G reehom
Beet p h on e fo r sp p o tn tm sn t
I n o n es; Office 621, R esid e n a a «23
Just a few pennies brought one man a wife,
Hear him praise Want Ads rest of his life.
LIVESTOCK
■MISCELLANEOUS
P H O N E 334
DR. A. H. W RIGHT
V e te rin a ry S u rg e o n
Office a n d R e sid en ce on
SOUTH R O B E R T S A V E N U S
All calls prom ptly atten d ed
COW’S
PEARL OIL
(K BA O 8BN B)
HEAT AND LIGHT
Like Good Coffee
lliiu x — C ount T h em .
Like good coffee, a good oil
h e a te r m a k e s a b re a k fast.
Filled with P karl O il H s ready
heat chases aw ay the chill of
th e m orning and cheers up the
whole room. P earl O il is
clean-burning, w ithout smoke
or odor. Economical. Sold in
bulk by dealers everyw here
and by our stations. O rder by
nam e — P karl O il .
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
W A N T E D — Q uinces,
a p p le s
and
ATTO RNETB
p ears.
D o u g lass F a rm , T r o u t­
T A K E N U P on th e 5 th of O ctober,
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617
B ro a d w a y II
th r e e H o lstein h e ife rs, a b o u t one
y e a r old. No m a rk s o r b ra n d s of W A N TED TO BUY. 10 to n s of o a ts
McOUIRK A 8CHNEIDER
any k in d on th e m . O w ner can
a t $36 a ton. C ash p a id . W . J.
Attorneys at Law
hav e sam e by p ay in g fo r th is ad.
P h a ir, R. A, G resh am . P h o n e 356.
A t O resh am Office, T u esd ay s,
a n d p a s tu re . A. I). A llen, C o rb e tt,
LOST— S a tu rd a y m o rn in g , on Pow ell
T h u rsd a y s an d S a tu rd a y s.
O re g o n .
V alley ro a d n e a r P ow ell V alley
LOST FR O M P A S T U R E , a J rrs .'V -
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d office, 609-15 F e n to a B ld g .
F o rd tire .
T. H. H aw es, p hone
h e ife r, co m in g 2 y e a rs old. F. H
G re -lm m 75.-, o n C a st 3166.
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P o u n d e r , p h o n e 2 65.
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FO R S A L E — F u ll g ro w n c u r r a n t a n d
W B Ü X1SC I
E X C E P T IO N A L L Y C IN E .MILK cow
g o o se b e rry b u sh es ch e a p
A pply
fo r sale. G u e rn se y -J e rse y , 8 y ears
B u rr
' J u d g e S ta p le to n r a n c h .”
8E E -
old, co m in g fre sh Nov. 13. W e ig h t:
S h a k e r p o ta to d ig g e r
a b o u t 1100 p o u n d s, heav y m ilk e r .' 1 O R S A L E
JOHN BROWN
good as new . P ric e $25. A lfred
P ric e »125.
R. H. C a rte r , E sta -)
P io n e e r R eal E s ta te and In s u ra n c e
B la tc h fo rd , R am ap o S ta tio n , L e n ­
i ,i l.i, ( In g o n . P h o n e .
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nox a v e n u e , o ne m ile e a s t of L ents.
L ife, F ire , A u to m o b ile, H e a lth
STRAYED from
R uby fa rm . 18- FO R S A L E — A t a b a rg a in , O liv er rid ­
P la te Glaaa
m o n th s-o ld H o lstein bull.
Phone
in g 16-inch plow . Good as new .
n
4 A r i?,F
‘4 O r /.o
1605, R uby F a rm .
Office
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P H x O N ovARinraaD
ES
R es 647
U sed v e ry little .
A. B ru g g e r,
_________ F egn vr R uildtng
p h o n e 1604.
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S E V E R A L GOOD FRESH COWS Tor
sale.
E.
B aum ann,
G resh am , U S E D PI W’S a n d o t h e r im p le m e n ts .
p h o n e 901.
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JAMES ELKINGTON
W A. H essel.
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H O R SE S
ix s n x L x c z
w om an.
W ages
A ccldent, Nurety Bon,Is,
P re,
TW O YOUNG H O R SE S fo r s a le
W. W A N T E D — W ash
4d c e n ts a n h o u r.
Mrs. H. H.
A utom obile, L ife. H ealth
J . H illy a rd , G re sh a m , p h o n e 776.
E lin g , p h o n e 811.
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P la te Glaes.
FO R SA LE - S pan w of e y y v o u u i n t ^ g ho
a i w rses.
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Office o a M a ts S tr e e t
w eig h t 2800. also h a rn e s s an d w ag- W IL L T H E P A R T IE S w ho to o k my
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F — a ir
a Q u I I to
m o b ile a te ... n _ ts
p lease re tu rn
view . O regon.
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th e m an d av o id tro u b le . No q u e s­
tio n s w ill be ask ed . T. E. M ercer.
P IG S
FO R S A L E — B eav er d ra g sa w s w ith
O N E DUROC JE R S E Y SOW and six
th r e e e x tr a b lad es, $125.
pigs fo r sale. H. O J o h n s , F a lr- S pecial on o u r new B eav er d ra g saw
v le w, O reg o n .
67
w ith 6-foot b lad e, $155
A L O T O f P IG S AN D S H O A T S fo r O ne new V a u g h a n d ra g saw w ith
sale.
AU sizes.
S. T. L ind,
_
clu tc h . $165.
T erm s,
G resh am , p h o n e 28x1.
tf Tw o used feed g rin d e rs a t $45. W’.
A. H essel, G resh am .
PO W TRY
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P U R E B R E D O REG O N c o c k e re ls fo r
ORDW OOD.
In s u re d an y place
sale, 6 m o n th s old.
Y o u r choice I a g a in s t fire. J o h n B row n, p hone
fo r »4.00.
M a rg a re t St. C lair, j 981.
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Cha». Cleveland, Agt.
Oregon Fire Relief A»«’n.
Notary Public Real Estate
Phon«
Office » S I, R celdence 671
W. S. WOOD
A uctioneer
VANCOUVER,
WASHINGTON
F e n n en d S to ck S e le s e S p e d a li»
P hon e V e s c e u v e r 814, or
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G resham O u tln ek 781
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A t lO M O B I I .b S .
e a rly .
P ric e 5c ea. h.
Reduce,1 A hom e w here m a te rn ity , c o n v a l­
H l \ r i : i i — (’LOW ING FO R F O R I)
P^lee in th o u s a n d lo ts
R C.
escent a n d n o n -c o n ta g io u s ra s e s
SON TRAI T O R . ANY AMOUNT
D em ing, E sta c a d a . O regon
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receiv e th e b est of care.
L E A V E O R D E R S W IT H R A K E R ’ W A N T E D To borrow ,1
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* SON, P H O N E 44.
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ing r a t of In te re s t, fo r on e to th r e e
'1 R S . I), H. JO H N SO N
years.
FO R S A L E C h e v ro le t to u r in g c a rs
G ood s e c u ritie s on real
P h o n es 966. 621
— a G ary, o n e -to n tr u c k . G resh am
e s ta te . A d d re ss J ., O u tlo o k office.
O verland Co
W \ H«'ssel.
FO R R E N T — 4 a c re s In T ia J u a n a ,
a d jo in in g G resh am on so u th »50
REAL ESTATE RENTALS.
fo r seaso n . A. J . S to u t, Hoff, Ore.
N I S u ite of fo u r c o s ip le t^
ly fu rn ish e d h o u se k e e p in g room s, SIL O FO R SA LE a t th e C o n rad fa rm
a d u lts only, c e n tr a lly lo c a te d Ap­
W rite M o u n tain View F lo ra l c o m ­
ply Sell b u ild in g a f t e r 11 a. nt.
pany, 341 E a st 7 2d. c o rn e r M ill,I
Picture Framing
W ednesday. Miss M arie Miss.
P ortlni L o r telephone T a b o r 131.
M ain S tre e t, G resh am .
.Inn g ra in
as . c h e a p
P h o n s 541
S e ie n ty -six aen v e 16 c le a re d , bal- i l l l l SA LE
F . W. R eed, G resh am . O regon.
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a n ce easy c le a rin g ; all fenced cro ss
fen ce
All lay s good. F re e from P O U N D - On P ow ell s tre e t, O re sh ­
rock. B etw eeu S andy an d G re sh ­
MISS FRIEDA BRATZEL
am . a w atch
O w n er can h a v e
am on ro ck ro a d . »4000
E ig h t-
Teaclww In P iano
sam e by p ro v in g p ro p e rty a n d p a y ­
room h o u se, good b a rn , w oodhouse.
in g fo r th is ad
A. J. L a rs o n .:
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S pecial
o u t b u ild in g s, fine o rc h a rd , r u n ­
G resh am . R A, Box 38-A.________ I a tte n tio n g iven to b e g in n e rs in
n in g w a te r.
P ric e » 8 0 0 0 . h a lf
re la x a tio n an d h a n d d e v e lo p m e n t
cash . L o ts o f em ail p lace s on rock C A B B X G E FO R SA LE , l c p e r lb
K hlge A v., near M w ren ce
T h re e -q u a r te r m ile so u th of T ro u t- :
ro ad , re a s o n a b le
P h o n e 65. Geo.
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H. E. B ra m h a ll.
Phone I
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MISCELLANEOUS
P h on e 178.
W A N T E D - C o n tra c t fo r saw lug c o "(1- V ETCH AND OAT S E E D fo r sale,
A uto Tops R ecovered and Re
wood o r rick wood
T h e la r g e r
m ixed In th e rig h t p ro p o rtio n to
paired. AU k in d s o f Top Materia
th e b e tte r
P h o n e 337.
68
sow fo r hay. P W L edine. p h o n e
and Curtain W indow s.
70
LOST A M ackinaw co at betw e<»n i _________ ______ _
s. E. PALMQL’IST
O resh am an d th e old C u m m in g ’s GOOD P A S T U R E w ith ru n n in g
wa-
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Until November 15, 1920
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W. J. OTT
Dentist
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Outlook and save money
On seen occasion* th e v o te rs of
O regon hav e passed on m e a su re s per-)
ta tn tn g to sin g le lax. T h ey h av e con- )
s ld e re d m odified sin g le tax . su g a r- :
ro u te d sin g le tax , d isg u ised sin g le
lax a n d sin g le lax log ro lled w ith
p re s u m a b ly p o p u la r m easu res. T he
In te re st In th e d o c trin e has ste a d ily j
d eclin ed as ev id en ced by th e n u m b e r
of affirm ativ e votes acco rd ed It.
In 1908 n m odified fo rm of s in g le :
tux w as d e fe a te d . It w as ap p ro v ed
by but 27 p er cen t of th e v o te rs w ho
w ent to th e polls.
In 1910 sin g le tax In d isg u ise o r
r a t h e r a m e a s u re le a d in g up lo local
c o n sid e ra tio n o f sin g le tax by th e
se v e ra l c o u n ties, an d co u p led w ith a
f r a u d u le n t poll-tax re p eal to g iv e It
p o p u la rity , w as p assed .
B ut It re ­
ceive«! only a fra c tio n o v e r 36 p e r)
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Business Ads.
In** v o te
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A body of c in n a b a r o re , w hich,M t
tax w as cou p led
w ith a loan sch em e fo r th e b enefit Is e s tim a te d w ill p ro d u ce o v e r »500,-
of h o m e b u ild e rs of m o d e ra te m ean s. 000 w o rth o f q u ic k s ilv e r, w as re c e n t­
It also w as d e fe a te d , receiv in g b u t
16 p e r c en t o f th e v ote, th e low est ly u n co v ered in th e W ar E ag le m ine
in th e Gold H ill d is tric t. It is th o u g h t
i p e rc e n ta g e reco rd ed .
T h e s e n tim e n t o f th e p eople of Ore- th is w ill p ro d u «a ce » 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 w w V o I rth
of I
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gon as re g a rd s sin g le tax h as been m erc u ry an d a 2 5 -to n fu rn a c e is be-
th o ro u g h ly te s te d . T h ey do n o t w an t
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it in an y fo rm . Y et h e re it is a g a in
erec,e<^ *° h a n d le th e o re.
on th e b allo t, th e sim o n p u re a rtic le .
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O ld G u ard o f th e sin g le ta x e rs a r e I ,tl'' O r*'Mon G ro w ers C o -o p erativ e as
n o t g iv in g it a tte n tio n .
New m an - -o ciatlo n w ith h e a d q u a rte rs a t Salem
ag.-rs a re e n g in e e rin g Its co u rse, b u t ¡in th e co m in g y e a r to a d v e rtis e to th e
th ro u g h lack of fo rce o r g e n e ra ls h ip
th ey a re n o t even m a k in g th e fa m il­ w orld th e m e rits o f th e O regon p ru n e .
ia r Justifl, atiOn th a t re p e a te d o ffer­ I t w ill be m a rk e te d u n d e r th e n a m e i
in g s of th e d o c trin e a re e d u c a tio n a l. o f ’’M lH tland.’’
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I have, lik e o th e r people I sup- th e b e g in n in g : I reso lv ed t h a t th ey
pose, m ad e re s o lu tio n s th a t J hav e sh o u ld n o t c ru s h o r d w a rf m y soul,
b ro k en o r only h a lf way k e p t; but b u t r a t h e r cau se it to "b lo sso m like
th e o ne w hich I sen d yo u , an d A a ro n ’s rod, w ith flow ers."— H elen
w hich w as in my m in d long befo re K eller.
It took th e fo rm o f a re s o lu tio n , is
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th e k e y n o te of my life.
It is th is
K eep In sty le. T ry o n e o f th o s e
— alw ay s to re g a rd as m ere im p er- ’classy -fled ’’ ads
tln e n c e s o f fa te th e h a n d ic a p s w hich I
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w ere placed upon m y life alm o st a t i R ead w h at M r W anT ad says.
MENACE.
T h e accid en t on th e C o lu m b ia
h ighw ay S u n d ay ev en in g b rin g s to
o u r m inds very fo rcib ly th e d a n g e rs
a risin g from men d riv in g c a rs w hile
u n d e r th e Influence of liq u o r. T h e
public Is in c o n sta n t d a n g e r of m e e t­
ing c a rs w hen th ey a re b eing d riv en
by men w ho have lost c o n tro l of
th em selv es Io su ch an e x te n t th a t
th ey can not gage th e d is ta n c e any
b e tte r th a n th e d riv e r of th e d e a th
c a r S un d ay n ig h t.
It Is h ig h tim e th a t th e peo p le
w ere a w a k e n e d to th e fact th a t so m e­
th in g m ust he d o n e to e n fo rc e th e
law , fo r th e p ro te c tio n of th e p u b -'
lie. T h is is n o t th e lirsl hut o n e of
m any a c c id e n ts th u t h av e o c c u rre d In
o r n e a r o u r city. W hy let th e dem on
ru m re a p so m an y of o u r y o u n g p e o - '
pie fo r his h a rv e s t?
T h e speed law also sh o u ld be m o re)
s tric tly en fo rced , fo r 25 tn iles a n '
h o u r Is fast en o u g h fo r sa fe ty on th e
C olum bia h igh w ay o r an y o th e r ro ad .
A dd a few m o re officers If n ecessary '
to e n fo rc e It. It Is b e tte r to pay a i
l i t t l e h ig h e r tax th a n to pay su ch a
heavy to ll in lives.
E ig h t
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